Pressing Win-Ctrl-Shift-B results in a hardware malfunction.
Pressing Win-Ctrl-Shift-B results in a hardware malfunction.
I've faced several PC issues lately, especially with GPU drivers (thanks to AMD). I use Reliability Monitor and Event Viewer to figure things out. Recently, games like Rainbow Six: Siege have been running sluggishly for me. My usual fix is Win+Ctrl+Shift+B, but now it seems to crash my games and adds a hardware error to Reliability Monitor. I’m not sure if this has always happened. Is it normal for Win+Ctrl+Shift+B to trigger a hardware error? I’ve noticed the second error has a slightly different Bucket ID, which makes me wonder if they share the same cause.
This setup basically resets your graphics driver. You might see some errors or warnings as a result.